To configure user management in MTProxy, you can use the quota limiter feature. Here's how to set it up:
Quota Limiter
MTProxy has the ability to limit the amount of traffic each user can consume. You can change the quota by re-running the installation script after the initial setup. However, keep in mind that if you restart the proxy, all usage counts will reset to zero.
If you want more advanced user management capabilities, you can use a separate program designed for that purpose.
Setting Quota Limits
1. Re-run the installation script after the initial setup:
bash
bash MTProtoProxyInstall.sh
2. Follow the prompts to set the desired quota limits for your users.
3. Restart the proxy for the changes to take effect:
bash
systemctl restart mtprotoproxy
Considerations
- Restarting the proxy will reset all usage counts to zero.
- If you need more sophisticated user management features, consider using a dedicated program designed for that purpose.
By setting quota limits, you can control the amount of traffic each user can consume through your MTProxy server. However, keep in mind that this feature has some limitations, and you may need to explore alternative solutions for advanced user management requirements.
Citations:[1] https://github.com/HirbodBehnam/MTProtoProxyInstaller
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